''Békásmegyeri Veres Péter Gimnázium'' (in English: ''Veres Péter Secondary School of Békásmegyer'') is a secondary school in

Békásmegyer Békásmegyer () is a neighbourhood in Budapest, Hungary. It belongs administratively to the 3rd District. Békásmegyer consists of two different parts, a huge high-rise housing estate and the traditional ''Ófalu'' ("Old Village") with older hou ...

, in the 3rd District of Budapest. It is currently the 4th best secondary school in Hungary.

History

The school was founded in 1986 by Budapest 3rd district's executive council. The architect was Gábor Lisztes, and the contractor of the building was Integrál company. Officially the school was working in a four-grade system, but in 1991 the 8-grade education was integrated to the school's structure.

Origin of the apellation

The school is named after Péter Veres, a Hungarian

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and peasant farmer. The life of peasants and unfairnesses of society are emphatic in his writings.

Headmasters of the school

* István Tiszavölgyi (1986–1998) * Mihályné Rácz (1998–2003) * György Papp (2003–2018) * György Székely (2018–2024) * Andorás Rakovszky (2024-)

Foundation

The school has its own foundation, where you can make contributions for the school. The school owns a plot near

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, where the school's

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s are usually held. The house on the plot is being renovated by the students and

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during their stay in the craftsman summer camps.

Education

At the Veres Péter Secondary School in Békásmegyer, two classes of 32-34 students start their studies each year in the eight-grade training, while in the case of the four-grade training, a class of 30 students starts their studies.

Eight-grade high school education

The eight-year high school education of Veres Péter Secondary School provides students with a high-quality educational opportunity that combines science-based studies and artistic and creative training. The school starts two classes with a general curriculum: in class "a", they can choose German or English as their first foreign language, while in class "b" they will learn English. Art subjects play a key role in education, so students learn solfeggio, flute and Latin, while they also provide a wide range of opportunities in the field of arts (singing, music, folk dance). During the training, great emphasis is placed on the differentiated teaching of subjects, so students study different subjects in divided groups, for example, in the case of foreign languages, digital culture, technology-lifestyle, flute, mathematics, and natural science subjects (biology, chemistry, physics). In addition to everyday physical education, the weekly breakdown of lessons also includes special subjects, such as solfege and flute for two grades, and Latin language and

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for two years. The institution announces entry exam for fourth-graders every year. The admission procedure has strict requirements. Applications are made with an application form submitted to the high school, and the written entrance exam takes place in Hungarian laungage and literature and mathematics subjects. After the written exam, the students with the best results can take an oral exam. The admission results are determined on the basis of the results of the central written exam, the scores obtained and the

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Laungages

In the 5th grade, the school has three groups studying

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(16 students each) and one

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group (also 16 students) starting each year. In the four-year programme (classes C), students can choose German or English as their first foreign language. In class 9.C, depending on the number of applicants, the first foreign language is taught in three groups. The majority of students take the C1 exam in the first foreign language. Second foreign language from the 9th grade onwards students must study compulsory for four years. The training takes place for three hours a week, and later six hours, which provides the opportunity for students to successfully pass the B2 language exam. The school pays special attention to the development of language skills, which is why a foreign language poetry and prose recitation competition is also held every year, where they are given the opportunity to show their knowledge. This competition is not only fun, but also motivates students to learn the language and practice correct pronunciation.

Choosable secondary laungage

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Russian Russian(s) may refer to: *Russians (), an ethnic group of the East Slavic peoples, primarily living in Russia and neighboring countries *A citizen of Russia *Russian language, the most widely spoken of the Slavic languages *''The Russians'', a b ...

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and

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#* These two laungages are only optional, they can't be chosen as a second laungage, only as a faculty

Religious Education

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Religion # Morals and Ethics

Mathematics

This school has high-level

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education, alongside with outstanding

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lessons.

Preparing for the baccalaureate

At school, the preparations for the school-leaving exams begin in the previous years, with students having to take exams in grades 6, 8, 9, 10 and 11. These exams are taken in

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and

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and are graded according to the percentage evaluation of the intermediate level baccalaureate exam.

Faculties

At the school, facultative classes help students prepare for the advanced level school-leaving

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s. Elective subjects at the end of grade 10 give students the opportunity to learn what they want and what they are interested in. Faculties are designed to deepen knowledge, prepare for exams, and strengthen future fields of study. The school also provides preparation for the advanced level school-leaving examination in a

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within the framework of study groups.

Facultative options

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* Hungarian Laungage and

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Study groups

The school's

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s can be chosen from the 7th grade. They provide students with an opportunity to broaden their knowledge and interests. They not only serve to deepen subject knowledge, but also help to create a great community where students work together with peers with similar interests. In addition to the traditional subject courses, the school also offers more special extra classes such as

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and

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ology. *

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* IT *

* Hungarian *

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ology *

Education of art

Since the foundation of the Veres Péter High School, art education and the cultivation of

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traditions have played an important role. Within the framework of this program, four hundred students get acquainted with the

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and

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material of the people of the

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, which is part of the national culture. In the eight-grade training, the 5th and 6th grades are obliged to learn

for two hours a week. Grades 7 and 8 can continue their studies of folk dance as an optional subject for one hour a week, but they can also choose instruments (

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and

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) and the

. Students in grades 9-12 can continue the art circles within the framework of

s. In the four-year training, the 9th grade is obliged to dance for one hour a week for one year, after which it is possible to join the 10th-12th grade study groups, which are provided by the school. Between 1994 and 1996, the school folk dance galas are held annually, and since 1997 every two years, where all the dancers of VPG and some members of the SZKE
Széll Cultural Association
perform. The productions are accompanied by th
Téka Ensemble
The first principal of the school, István Tiszavölgyi, also placed great emphasis on musical activities. In the eight-grade training, students in grades 5-6 are required to participate in one solfége and two

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lessons per week. The aim of the school is to provide students with the widest possible perspective and to gain insight into the world of

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. Music plays a key role in the life of the school. Every year, the music competition is held, where hundreds of students show their knowledge. Since 2008, it has been a tradition in December every day until the 24th of December that the students make music performances on the school stage. Since 2014, the most talented students have introduced themselves at the New Year's concert. Every two years, a two-act music gala is held, where students studying instruments and members of the choir perform.

Sports

At the school, various

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s play an important role. In addition to the three mandatory physical education classes per week, students can join the following sports as afternoon extracurricular activities: *

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* Therapeutic Physical Education (only for those who medically require it) *

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From seventh grade onwards, students must complete two additional sports sessions besides the three mandatory physical education classes. These can be verified through an external sports club or within the school. Students who participate in external sports clubs must provide proof from the club at the beginning of the school year. Within the school, students can choose from the sports listed above. Fifth and sixth graders have two folk dance classes in addition to the three physical education classes. As part of their physical education, fifth graders take swimming lessons, while sixth graders learn

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in a double lesson. Udvar2

Volleyball

Volleyball receives special attention in the high school. The markings in the gymnasium are suitable for a volleyball court. The school's volleyball team has repeatedly reached national finals and achieved excellent results.

is a great opportunity for students to get to know each other and themselves, have fun, and maintain a healthy lifestyle.

Sister Schools

The high school has two sister schools in Germany: Merz Schule and Gymnasium bei St. Michael Schwäbisch Hall.

Merz Schule

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, in the Geroksruhe area, and was one of the first schools in the Federal Republic of Germany.

Gymnasium bei St. Michael Schwäbisch Hall

St. Michael Gymnasium in

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is a general education high school maintained by the major district town of Schwäbisch Hall. It is named after

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, who is depicted as a dragon slayer in the "Satan-defeating" statue standing at the western entrance.

Approach

The school can be easily approached by many means of

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ation.

By HÉV (suburban railway)

In the neighbourhood of the

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, there is the Békásmegyer stop of the H5 (

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- Battyány-tér) suburban railway. From here, Csobánka Square is about a 5-minute walk away. The

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lines run between the downtown of

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(

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) and the

area, thus ensuring a quick and convenient access to the school.

By buses

In the area of the

, there are several

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lines, which stop near the school. The following buses can get you to the school: * Bus 34 * Bus 134 * Bus 143 * Bus 160 * Bus 204 * Bus 243 * Bus 296 * Bus 923 * Bus 934 * Bus 943 * Bus 960

By car

Free parking is provided in the area of the high school, but the number of free

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s is limited during the morning and afternoon peak periods, so it is advisable to arrive earlier. However, there are plenty of parking spaces around the

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By other means of transportation

The school is also easily accessible on foot. Wide

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s and green areas are favorable for

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s. Bicycle paths lead to the school, where there is also a

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and scooter storage.

National Ranking

Famous students

* Dé:Nash (2011–2015) * Krúbi (2005–2013) * Pusztai Tamás (Nessaj) (2002–2010) *

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(2004–2008) *

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(1998–2006) *

Anna Donáth Anna Júlia Donáth (born 6 April 1987) is a Hungarian politician. She was elected as a Momentum Movement (part of the Renew Europe group) Member of the European Parliament (MEP) in the 2019 European Parliament election. Donáth was the leader ...

(1997–2005) * Alexandra Pintácsi (Szandi) *

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(1990–1994) * Kata Janza (1986–1990)

References

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